Guy buys $50k guitar for $4k, gets called out for having "zero guilt": '[I'm] refusing to sell it back'

When you get a fantastic deal on a purchase, you might want to brag about it. It's the reason that when someone complements that dress you got on sale, you immediately tell them, "I got it for $7!" Or when a house guest compliments your sugar and flour containers in your kitchen, you might brag that you got them for $.50 each at a yard sale. A deal is a deal, and as humans, we're hard-wired to save our cash and get the best price possible whenever we can. 

The better the deal, the better you'll feel about it. But if something sounds too good to be true, it very well may be. This person obtained a guitar worth $50k for just $4k! That's an incredible steal, so it's no wonder they felt like bragging about it. However, the person they got it from was a guy selling off his late father's possessions. The seller admitted that he looked up the price of the guitar before selling it, but he just didn't realize it was worth quite that much. He then went scorched-earth on the buyer and their wife. All in all, it can't be worth the money just to watch all your friends and coworkers turn on you, thinking you're taking advantage of a grieving son. However, no one in the comments can agree on who was right and who was wrong, so check out the full story, updates, and commenter opinions down below. 

Next, check out some restaurants that had patrons seeing red, like one diner who discovered that "This restaurant covered up the 'No Tip' option with a sticker to force tipping." 

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